Guest guest Posted September 22, 2006 Report Posted September 22, 2006 Actualy, the Colorado clinic is closed due to " illness " of the dentist. Dr. Huggins will be there in TX when Dr. Nunnely works on me. I am also going to the bio-chemistry program following. Will you email me privately and let me know how you recovered and what you thought of the seminars. I realize I am paying inflated rates, but again...I don't feel I have many viable options. ANd if my husband could justify a boat this summer, then why can't I get quality dentistry? lol. Lynn McGaha wrote: > I just want to update and hopefully get some feedback. I have decided to get all my amalgams removed in one sitting at the relocated Huggins Clinic in Marble Falls TX. Just to clarify, the original Hal Huggins clinic is still in Colorado Springs, CO. There is a Huggins Alliance clinic in Marble Falls, TX, run by Dr. Nunley (sp ?). Perhaps Dr. Nunley has just relocated. >triglycerides too high, my pulse seems low (54-56 beats per minute), but I am >sleeping so shouldn't it be low? I don't know if mercury toxicity could be responsible for the above symptoms. But a high sugar/carbohydrate diet will drive up triglycerides. Have you taken your pulse when you're awake in the daytime? If it's in the 50's then, you may be a candidate for a pacemaker, because bradycardia (slow pulse) is an indication of sick sinus syndrome. If you are an athelete that exercises regularly and long enough, then a pulse in the 50's is probably okay. But if you're not an athelete with a very efficient heart, your body is not oxygenating well enough at such a low pulse. Lynn kind regards, Nahla Abbo " The best way to predict your future...is to invent it " -unknown Quote
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